Tiger, Scalper, Trackmen to Run in Aberdeen Relays
Huron high school and college track teams head to Aberdeen for Friday Relays led by star runners Cliff Smith Bob Strong and Joe Rogers. Eight Tigers enter Class A events as Rasmussen Busch and others vie in mile and relay races amid wet forecasts.
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Huron High School
Aberdeen
Hub City
Cy Hol 4Iere
Eaairel
Het Hag
Cliff Smith
Bob Strong
Parker Ax
Billy Busch
Joe Rogers
Rogers
Kenneth Rasmussen
Busch
Smith
Strong
Parker
Tiger
Sigmund Kulawik
Allround
Huron
Bud Ebert
Jimmy Crawford
Syle
Tradi Boyle
Bill Mead
Forrest Nelson
Arthur Wipf
Deklotz
Aberdegn
Huron Lifters Compete in AAU Mid West Meet
Huron Weight Lifting Club members depart for Omaha for the AAU Mid West championships at the Omaha YMCA. Livestock from Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota compete. Competitors include Lowell Swenson Merle Snyder Floyd Ulrich Bob Hill Phillip Sweet Burt FHis Eugene Pursley Edward Rada.
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Edward Rada
Mid-West
Aaron
Huron
Pugsley
Huron College
Northern League opens with eight clubs and new managers
The Northern League began its season with eight clubs playing three Wisconsin games and a Duluth opener. Grand Forks took over the Jamestown franchise, with new bosses Bunny Brief at Wausau Ed Gharrity at Eau Claire and Bil Burwell at Crookston Johnny Mostit in Grand Forks. Other openers include Winnipes at Duluth Crookston at Eau Claire and Fargo at Wausau. A Purdue six man football class is set for April 9 with Frank Heck presenting on its scholastic integration. Three legendary baseball managers McGraw Robinson Hanlon are buried in Baltimore.
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Minnearulis
Northern Baseball Teaue
Wisconsin
Duluth
Grand Forks
Jamestown
N. C
Superior
Wis
Winnipes
Crookston
Eau Claire
Fargo
Wausau
Bunny Brief
Ed Gharrity
Bil Burwell
Johnny Mostit
Baltimore
John McGraw
Willport Robinson
Ned Hanlon
Personal Contact Training Makes Derby Winner Stagehand
Earl Sande credits a "personal contact" training approach for Stagehand rising to fame in the Santa Anita Derby and Santa Anita Handicap. He says the horse's brilliance, not his methods, is the key and notes that keeping close, early bond with each horse is essential. Sande believes luck and innate talent play roles alongside his method.
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Louisville
Earl Sande
Jorkey
Pider
J. F. Widener
Maxwell Howard
Dayton, C
Paper Company
Sceneshifter
Sande
Atagehand
Stagehind
Howard String
Gande
Sway
Stagehand
Santa Anita
Seabiscuit
C. S. Howard
Lane
Howard
Gallant Fox
Uke
Sando
Sande Be
Gibave the Earl
Derby Crowds Gather in Louisville for Classic
Louisville May 5 The Derby crowd gathers at Churchill Downs for the 50 000 test to crown the three year old champion. Maxwell Howard stages Stagehand and the Chief lead a wide open field with Fighting Fox Wood Memorial winner Bull Sea and Lawrin among favorites.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Brokers Tip
Pine
Morvich
Agure
Maxwell Howard
William Woodward
Belair Stud
Warren Wright
Bull Sea
Herbert M. Woolfs Lawrin
Hel Price Heedly
Menow
William duPont, Jr
Dauber
Myron Beh
Knuckleballer Dutch Uses Fingernails On Ball
Washington pitcher Dutch Leonard, famed for a knuckleball, stunned the league by pitching a 29 inning shutout against the Cleveland Indians. He discusses an unorthodox grip, pressing fingernails into the ball to spin it differently from typical knuckleballers.
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Washington
Dutch” Leonard
Cleveland Indians
Angels
Dutch
Odds Bring Outsiders to Bend the Mountain Ridge Clash
Nick's Can't Wait at 13 to 1 faces three outsiders Mira Willian O'Tolle's Kloote Bert Friend's Co-Sport and Mia Ethel V Mars' Mountain Ridge in a mixed odds card. The stretch features rivals from Mira to Mountain Ridge across a compact field with bets ranging from 3 to 5 to 1.
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Nick
Mira
Willian O'Tolle
Kloote
Bert Friend
Mia Ethel
Sports Mirror link incomplete historical note
A fragmentary AP sports mirror mentions Cherley Ruffing reaching terms with the New York Yankees a year ago after a lengthy holdout and recalls earlier track and football related notes including Glenn Hardin’s world record pace at Baton Rouge and a Kentucky political bet involving Darby and William Crump with a $90,000 stake.
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Associated Press
Cherley Ruffing
New York Yankees
Glenn Hardin
Baton Rouge
Kentucky
Darby
Wold
Mire
William Crump
Cub Pitching Not Adequate To Head Off Terry's Men
Sports summary covering Dizzy Dean's season setback with a month off for his shoulder, the Giants beating the Reds 3-2 behind Carl Hubbell, Cubs losing 4-1 to the Phillies, Bill Dickey's two run homer for the Yankees, and further line scores from Indians, Senators, Pirates, Bees, Cardinals, Tigers, and White Sox games.
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Sid F2der
Assciated Press
Messrs
Sant Breadon
Branch Rickey
St. Louis
St.Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Phil Wheley
Cubs
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Diz
Giants
Cub
Bill Ter
Cincinnati Reds
Carl Hubbell
Jimmy Ripple
King Carl
Phillies
Frost
New York
Bill Dickey
Yankees
St Louis Browns
Indi
Inith
Bobby Feiler
Bill Zuber
Indians
Washington
Senators
Dutch Leonard
Lloyd Vanee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Bees
Cardinals
Ducky Medwick
Foot Feffenberger
Detroit
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Bill Dietrich
White Sox
Athletics
Hoy To Divide SDU Trackmen For Weekend Meet
University of South Dakota coach Carl B Hoy will split the squad for two weekend invites. The mile relay team that clocked 3 2:94.6 at Drake heads to Aberdeen while a separate group goes to Wayne Normal in Wayne Nebraska. Exhibits include Hetland in the half mile and Link, Smith, Ryan, Pink or Porter in the relay, with Bartron and Taplett on field events.
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Vermillion
Carl B Hoy
University of South Dakota Tr
Aberdeen
Gene Hetland
Iaw
Harry Bartron
Hetland
Link
Ted Brockman
Coyote
Wayne
Brookman
Des Moines
Bob’ Taplett
Bob ‘Lamart
Martin Sinning
Bill Such
Yenkton College
Sarazen Narrowly Misses Second Masters Double Eagle
Gene Sarazen recalls winning the 1935 Masters playoff by three strokes after a dramatic second eagle near Augusta. He notes Chicago Open triumphs and the $10,000 Agua Caliente Open as major rewards, and explains his interlocking grip as best for his short fingers.
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Sarazen
NBA Skavive
Gene Sarazen
America
Gene
Hale St Au~gusta
Negire
Craig Wood
Walter Hagen
Steve
Scrazen
Wood
Satan
Gabby Street and Schmeling Fight Talk in 1930s News
New York May 5. Gabby Street grins as Welter and Kress cavort around second base and boxing talk centers on Max Schmeling vs Joe Louis with bookmakers listing Schmeling as favorite. Yankees win 23rd game, Braddock watches as Gould and Farr depart, and Hambletonian 10 lineage noted. Dudas’s rumored $515,000 payment details and Schmeling agreement referenced.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Gabby Street
Messrs
WelTser
Kress
JoelMax Schmeling
Yankees
Jimmy Braddock
Joe Gould
Tommy Farr
Normandie
Jim
Hoboken
Joe
Broadway
Hambletonia
Baseball Scores Across the American League and National League
Baseball results from yesterday show Cleveland, Washington, Detroit, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and more in varied scores. News notes include Sixto Escobar defending a bantamweight title in New York and remarks on upcoming bouts.
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Litfin
Escobar
New York
Sixto
Twios
Eyeln
Nat
Inflamed Shoulder Muscle Sidelines Dizzy Dean
Chicago May 5 Dizzy Dean whose $123000 right arm is crippled by an inflammatory shoulder muscle begins two weeks of absolute rest followed by two weeks of gradual reconditioning before resuming pitching with the Cubs. Dr John F Davis attributes three fadeouts in four starts to the deltoid fibre inflammation and expects rest and training to correct the condition.
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Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
John F. Davis
Cubs
Dean
Ke Su
Athough
Dr. Davis
Mud Hens Rout Brewers as Hurlers Struggle
MILWAUKEE May 5 1971 The Toledo Mudders powered past the Milwaukee Brewers with 20 hits and 17 runs in the eighth inning to win 16 8. The rout narrows the Mudders gap to first division status as St Paul and other contenders face scheduling washouts.
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Clatter
Milwaukee
Toledo Mudders
Tae Hens
Brewers
Taledu
St. Paul
Cannine
Kansas City
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